Mr. Tobak first assures you he will make you $10,000's of dollars with his program. Searching for a way out of your debt, you grasp at his carrot. He explains that he has 'vouchers' that entitle the holder to a RT ticket to Hawaii or other exotic destinations. He claims he will 'sell' you 100 of these vouchers for $29 each. This is $2,900. You now owe.
He says: "I will finance you $2400 if you can put $500 down." So down you plunk $500.
The kit arrives with vouchers [with no NUMBERS] on any of the well slicked printed cards. They look good.
Then you travel to car dealerships...[I did at least 30] and play the video demo to them. They all decline thinking its a scam [which it is] & out the door U go.
In reality what is happening is that the 'vouchers' you 'would' sell to the car dealers have no numbers but only Tobak's Port St. Lucie address to send in their $35 'deposit'. He collects that 'deposit' & then finally issues the 'actual' trip voucher which costs only $10. Talk to LCI Vacations out of Boca Raton. They supply the ACTUAL vouchers for $10.
So what you are buying/committing to for $2900 is not worth $20. He intercepts the ACTUAL REDEEMED VOUCHERS [most likely less than 3%—and I'm being generous], and then fwds the 'real McCoy' certificate to the die hard end user.
You own $2900 dollars of worthless inventory. Then he tries to 'collect'. Saying U didn't live up to your agreement. Total con.
The fact is car dealers kniow all about 'trip' voucher discounts. They are horse traders from the 1800's.
He also adds a 'gas voucher' worth $500. Go to the 'www.pumpitupgas.com and they will clearly say these vouchers are not for sale. But Jacob is selling them.
Save your money. This falls under the..."If it's too good to be true...'
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